Sentence examples for more recently imposed from inspiring English sources

While GitHub composed a highly successful $2 billion enterprise featuring self-selected teams, remotely employed workers, and no formal hierarchy or titles, it more recently imposed middle and senior-level managers, reigned in many of those working remotely, and introduced more formal policies and procedures.

Although it is not possible to make conclusive statements regarding the slightly higher average ω in cattle vs. buffalo parasites given the current sample size, it is interesting to speculate that it might be the result of more recently imposed selection associated with adaptation to a new host in evolutionary terms, relative to the buffalo.

Two factors are at work here: increased pressure on immigration authorities to screen out potential security threats; and, more recently, strains imposed on the system by new requirements –since temporarily suspended that require all travelers within North America to secure passports.

China cut its coal subsidy from $750 million in 1993 to $240 million in 1995 and more recently has imposed a high-sulfur coal tax.

Though many U.S. troops rallied around McChrystal some set up a Facebook page urging him to run for president in 2012 some blamed him for the more restrictive rules of engagement recently imposed on NATO forces to minimize civilian casualties.

He said New Jersey Transit, which had recently imposed the first fare increases in more than a decade, could not afford the $250,000 cost of the statue.

Consider the World Trade Organization's recently imposed sanctions on the United States.

To that end, it has recently imposed a "gold farming tax".

California Governor Jerry Brown recently imposed mandatory water restrictions to combat severe drought that "demands unprecedented action".

More recently, the UN imposed sanctions on the country over its alleged support for al-Shabaab and refusals to withdraw its troops from Djibouti following an inter-state conflict.

With little progress yielded from these kinds of gestures, the U.S. has more recently moved to impose sanctions on Chinese individuals and firms that trade with North Korea.